High Court says Kejriwal's arrest in liquor policy case is right

Newsdesk:
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday (April 9) upheld the arrest-remand of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the liquor policy case.  The High Court held that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) produced sufficient evidence before us.  We looked at the statements, which show that money was sent for the Goa elections.
 The Delhi High Court on Tuesday (April 9) upheld the arrest-remand of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the liquor policy case.  The High Court held that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) produced sufficient evidence before us.  We looked at the statements, which show that money was sent for the Goa election.
 The High Court also upheld the decision to remand the CM.  The AAP may go to the Supreme Court against the decision.
 The High Court said we were concerned with constitutional morality, not political morality.  The existing case is not between the Center and Kejriwal.  This case is between Kejriwal and the ED.  The High Court held that the ED followed the legal process.  He has statements from hawala operators and AAP candidates.
 HighCourts rule : Arvind Kejriwal's arrest in liquor policy case is not illegal.  ED's arrest action right.
 Kejriwal's argument: ED has no evidence that Kejriwal was involved in money laundering.  It is ridiculous to say that the Chief Minister of Delhi will be doing hawala transactions.